When I (arrive) at the station, the train (already/leave).
A. arrived, had already left
B. arrives, leaves
C. arrived, leaves
D. arrives, had already left
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Grammar › ViewCould you tell me ________?
A. where is the train station
B. the train station is where
C. is where the train station
D. where the train station is
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A stone was being thrown by the kid.
A. The kid threw a stone.
B. The kid thrown a stone.
C. The kid was throwing a stone.
D. The kid had thrown a stone.
Relative Pronoun/Adverbs › ViewIs she the actress __________ played the part of Elizabeth I in the film?
A. which
B. who
C. whose
D. where
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This bicycle —- In our family for fourteen years. My father used it for the first five years, my brother rode it for the next five and I —-it for the last four.
A. was / have got
B. has been / had